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| June 15, 2006 |
New book revisits the fairy tale of love, but with a twist
The search for love is an age-old dream of girls and women. In Kelsar, a new book by Katherine MacInnis, the same is true for imps as well.
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| June 15, 2006 |
Deciding between money and morals
Life sometimes hands us the choice between success and personal principles. In Undue Diligence, a new book by Paul Haughey, a brilliant patent attorney on the verge of making partner is forced to work for his client’s competitor.
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| May 24, 2006 |
New book brings romance to the racetrack
With super-charged engines and refined technology, racecars can travel close to 200 miles per hour. In Dreams Under Caution, a new novel by Lori Huber, the heart of a woman falls for a NASCAR driver much faster than the speed of the race.
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| May 03, 2006 |
Award-winning author revisits nature in new novel “Not Far From Town”
The people who inhabit an area leave an imprint of their lives on the landscape. Award-winning author Brian Connolly tells the story of the Allegheny River community in his new novel, Not Far From Town.
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| March 10, 2006 |
Stay up all “knight” with Macleod’s latest book
The future of the English throne hangs in the balance in a new novel about the wars people will wage in the names of honor, glory and property. In A King In Spite of Himself by Alan Macleod, the story of battle, sudden death, siege, plot and counterplot is set in 1202 during the turbulent reign of King John of England.
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